Gelding: Why wait?

Article Abstract:

Seven reasons for which one should castrate young horse sooner between four and six months of age are presented. The reasons include, fewer complications, less pain, less aftercare, more growth, better behavior, no surprises, and health perks.

Castration

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To your (horse's) health!

Article Abstract:

The health concerns of the horses left without proper care are highlighted. The crucial factor influencing the performance of a horse is health. An unfed horse is neither fit to be trained nor expected to perform well.

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Sh-h-h-h-h- (we're talking dirty sheaths)

Article Abstract:

A sheath can make the horse uncomfortable and can interfere with his performance. A dirty sheath can lead to a range of problems from missed lead changes to cancer.

Methods, Grooming behavior in animals, Animal grooming behaviour, Animal grooming

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